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Apple laptops are also called Macbookswhich are known for their sleek and stylish design. They have become very popular with many users from allover the world and use a different operating system compared to otherlaptops. Apple Macbook uses MacOS and other laptops use Windows. Apple currently sells two laptop models:The Macbook Pro and the Macbook Air. Macbook Air is the lighter and sleeker one which is made only in one screen size (13inch). The Macbook Pro has the 13 inch and 16 inch screen size option for you to choose from.The Macbook Air is a lightweight laptop for everyday use which is the affordable choice preferred by many for everyday use. The Macbook PRO is a more powerful laptop that uses the tenth generation Intel processors that are faster than those found in Macbook Air. Macbook Pro is the top-of-the-line laptop and if you are a demanding user who wants a laptop to perform any task like heavy workload, video production, graphics and animation, data crunching then Macbook Pro is the choice for you. Macbook Pro also ranks high as the top performing laptops. Convertible Laptops/2-in-1s: Experience versatility with our convertible laptops and 2-in-1 devices. These laptops seamlessly transform into tablets, giving you the flexibility to work or enjoy entertainment in various modes. We largely have Microsoft to thank for the current design of detachable 2-in-1 Windows tablets, and the company continues to lead in this category with the Surface Pro 9. Focused here on the Intel variety, this update largely improves on its internal components with more current and faster hardware. We generally recommend the 12th Gen Intel version over the ARM version of the Surface Pro 9 for its increased power and broader compatibility with all Windows apps.

However, if there's a particularly good reason to spend a little extra money (maybe for some extra performance-boosting RAM or a healthy storage upgrade) then we'll mention that too for your consideration. Sometimes it's worth that investment to better future-proof yourself and end up with a noticeably better device. Battery Life: Look for laptops with long battery life to ensure uninterrupted productivity, especially when you are on the go. At the other end of the size spectrum are 17-inch laptops. They mostly appeal to hardcore gamers, but you can find the occasional 17-inch productivity machine or workstation if you happen to like a larger screen for other reasons. A 17-inch laptop can closely mimic the experience of a desktop, at the expense of size and weight. Experience the convenience and versatility of our sleek and portable tablets for on-the-go productivity.The XPS line is Dell’s answer to Apple’s popular MacBook, featuring a thin and lightweight build, gorgeous display, and long battery life. The XPS 13 9315 has a 13.4-inch 1,920-by-1,200 display with a 60Hz refresh rate and is powered by a 12th Gen Intel Core i7 processor. The aluminum chassis measures 0.55 by 11.63 by 7.86 inches and weighs less than 3 pounds, making this sleek laptop very portable. This configuration also comes with a 512GB SSD and 8GB of RAM. Few people who aren’t professional or prosumer content creators will see much additive benefit from memory amounts above 16GB. On the flip side of that, a budget Windows system with just 4GB of memory will be sluggish with multitasking and is generally indicative of a bare-bones configuration. The same is true of Chromebooks—although ChromeOS is designed to demand fewer computing resources than Windows does, if you’re prone to performing memory-intensive tasks like browsing with dozens of tabs open at once, 4GB can be limiting.

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If you're a corporate or medium-business manager, or you're buying for a firm, other ThinkPad models will likely suffice for the bulk of users. But you'll want to start your search for your step-above, exec-level work laptops with this one. The X1 Carbon is no power-user workstation, but if the tasks on the menu include correspondence, presentation building, and spreadsheet crunching, and the machine will often be on the move, most any exec would thrill to one. It's fast, well-connected, and designed to last. Some Windows and ChromeOS laptops do have smaller displays, such as 10 or 11 inches. Some of these are not technically laptops in the pure sense, but rather tablets with detachable keyboards. Unless you’re specifically looking for a part-time tablet or the lightest possible laptop, avoid these designs. They’re lighter than most 13-inch ultraportables, often less than 2 pounds, but they’re not as effective at being tablets as the Apple iPad is, and their detachable keyboards mean they’re not much better at being laptops, either—typing on most of them tends to be subpar. A long-term investment: Buy a cheap laptop and you may have to replace it in a couple of years. Buy one of these and you've got a modern device that will last five years or more with ease. Regardless of which CPU a laptop has, it’s typically designed to use less power and generate less heat than its desktop counterpart. Intel laptop CPUs in the latest mainstream, lightweight laptops typically consume 15 watts of power or less, compared with 45 watts or more for their desktop equivalents. Machines like the Apple MacBook Air and Dell XPS 13 are big investments, but will usually last you a long time compared to cheaper devices so could work out as better value for money in the end, too.